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The Hudson’s Bay Company originated in 1670 as fur trading posts, where furs were traded for manufactured goods. By the 19th century there was a string of Hudson’s Bay Company posts throughout Canada. By the end of the 1800s these posts were converting to retail shops. The company is still in operation.

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from a 1930s blanket  - Courtesy of crazybubba

from a 1930s blanket

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from a 1930s blanket - Courtesy of crazybubba

from a 1930s blanket

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from a 1950s apron - Courtesy of Mary Catherine Lamb

from a 1950s apron

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from a 1960s fur coat - Courtesy of chezmov

from a 1960s fur coat

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from a late 1960s mohair coat  - Courtesy of themerchantsofvintage

from a late 1960s mohair coat

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from a 1970s woman's leather jacket - Courtesy of themerchantsofvintage

from a 1970s woman’s leather jacket

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